BySRS163
I've noticed that there are many people around me who grew up without a father. My father loves me more than anything, is always there for me, and supports me. My girlfriend said I'm privileged. Is that true?
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Actually, that should be the normal case. Privileged or not is a point of view, at least you should be happy about it.
Yes, that’s a privilege
Is something nice, you can look forward to ðŸTM‚
Yes.
You’re blessed. It’s a great thing.
Is that the same father who beat you as a kid when you wanted to go to the bathroom at night?
No? My mother beat me. My father always went in between!
Yes